I could use some advise.
My wife and I will be spending the next 4 years saving up for a Mediterranean cruise for our 35th wedding anniversary. My plan is to buy a Disney gift card every month, which will come pretty close to paying for the cruise.
I'm thinking that it would be wise to use a new, dedicated credit card to buy these Disney gift cards each month. What I'd like to do is get a credit card that would accumulate miles with an airline, such as United (for international travel). The credit card would be used ONLY to buy a Disney gift card each month. When the credit card bill arrives, it would be paid off each month.
I'll confess that I've never participated in a program where air miles are accumulated, so I know absolutely nothing about it. But if I can use a credit card that would help offset the air fare to and from Europe, I would be foolish not to try.
So, credit card gurus, which credit cards do you recommend we investigate to accumulate as many air miles as possible over the next, four years?
I truly appreciate the experience and advice of all those willing to proverbally hold my hand through this.
I don't know what the current sign up bonus for the United card is currently, but I would look into that. Also look into the chase UR cards - CSR and CSP or the business cards (someone else can tell you about those). If you get the right UR card you can transfer the URs to United.
Also look into using the MPX app for purchases. You can earn united points that way too. @Lain can fill you in about MPX.